Sentence examples for shoot at big from inspiring English sources
She chose snipers in particular because, unlike pilots or tank drivers who shoot at big targets like buildings, the sniper picks off individual people.
"So far we've shot at big carriers from the bushes, but a head-on fight is coming".
"So far we've shot at big carriers from the bushes, but a head-on fight is coming," he said (see "Malone Clone Can IDT's Howard Jonas Step Up To The Big Leagues?").
"I stand and shoot at the big blue sky," she says.
She's like the ominous blob in the horror films: the more you shoot at it, the bigger and stronger it becomes.
For the uninitiated, a county fair primer: There's the midway, the area for Ferris wheels and merry-go-rounds and games where kids throw or shoot at targets and win big stuffed animals of extremely low quality, and plenty of cotton candy stands.
Mr. Gore has been lagging in recent polls and his advisers said privately they were pleased that Mr. Bush had taken on Social Security because it set up a clear policy difference between the candidates and provided a big target to shoot at, much like former Senator Bill Bradley's universal health care plan in the Democratic primaries.
Added to that it creates an opportunity to play one-twos into edge of box to a striker and have a bigger goal to shoot at.
Naturally, the biggest challenge we were faced with was keeping our equipment charged and ready to shoot at all times.
Insurgents frequently shoot at them.
